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In 2023, Johns Hopkins-Pulitzer Center Global Health Reporting Fellow Blessed Sheriff traveled to Sierra Leone to report on efforts to transform mental health care in the country, including a psychiatric hospital’s innovative treatment methods and the first class of psychiatry residents trained there.

How a humble Nobel laureate found a new mission: science diplomacy.

Despite their critical role, nurses in low-resource settings, in particular, often lack access to high-quality training and leadership roles, writes Belinda Karimi Mbaabu, a registered nurse from Kenya.  

A web of immigration and labor policies—and stigma—make it difficult for some sex workers to access the health care they need.

Researchers will examine the health and safety risks of forced labor on workers and their communities.

The influence of religious leaders like Eliud Wekesa—who claims to be Jesus and tells followers that only prayers can heal them—is one reason many NTDs persist in LMIC countries, but that is starting to change.

Researchers also found that more than 99% of childhood deaths from diarrhea occurred in low- and middle-income countries

In a white shipping container converted into a community soup kitchen, Vusi Msomi provides meals for children in need in Alexandra, South Africa. It helps, but it’s not enough to address community hunger—which worsened after the pandemic started.

Outbreak Atlas, a new book aimed at “armchair epidemiologists” and public health professionals alike, aims to clarify and demystify outbreak preparedness, response, and recovery, with the help of case studies from disease outbreaks across the globe.

Researchers will implement interventions addressing risk factors of cardiovascular diseases by mobilizing community health workers in Nepal.

Endemic in over 127 countries, dengue poses a significant threat to public health in many regions of the globe—particularly those with an abundance of mosquitoes and a scarcity of health care access.

The Institute for Planetary Health will bring together experts from multiple disciplines to address how changes to Earth's environment are affecting human health worldwide.

Oral health professionals can serve as frontline defenders in the global fight against human trafficking, equipped to identify victims through unique dental and facial signs of abuse.

The health policy analysis webinar series was launched in April 2020 with the aim of holding research and policy discussions around global health policy issues.

Investing in forest conservation can be a highly cost-effective benefit to human health, especially for some of the world’s most vulnerable populations.